2003 Tyota Land Cruiser Jump Starting Vehicles Equipped With Crank Hold Feature
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The Crank Hold System was introduced on applicable vehicles beginning with the 2003 model year for improved starting and starting system reliability. The Engine Control Module (ECM, SAE term: Powertrain Control Module/PCM) controls the starter in vehicles equipped with the Crank Hold System. In the event of a discharged battery, follow the procedures listed in this bulletin. This system requires higher battery voltage than a conventional starting system to operate. In addition to following the jump start procedures found in the applicable Owner’s Manual, vehicles with a very low state of charge (below 6 volts) may require some extra steps to get started. S Use very good quality jump cables or jump boxes.
The Crank Hold System was introduced on applicable vehicles beginning with the 2003 model year for improved starting and starting system reliability. The Engine Control Module (ECM, SAE term: Powertrain Control Module/PCM) controls the starter in vehicles equipped with the Crank Hold System. In the event of a discharged battery, follow the procedures listed in this bulletin. This system requires higher battery voltage than a conventional starting system to operate. In addition to following the jump start procedures found in the applicable Owner’s Manual, vehicles with a very low state of charge (below 6 volts) may require some extra steps to get started. S Use very good quality jump cables or jump boxes.
It is necessary to have the donor vehicle’s engine running while jump starting.
S Extended connection time to a donor vehicle is sometimes necessary
to bring the discharged battery up to a minimum required voltage. S You
will NOT be able to jump start a vehicle with a frozen battery. S Vehicle batteries with a very low state of charge may require some charging before the vehicle will jump start.
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